Telegram-herald., 1887-10-02

Farm, in which she Is given an Opportu-
nifty 10 display her powers a. al actress.
She also introduces her performance on the
banjo. which ik said 20 be charming The
support is a gobd one and comprises &. W.
Chase, the author OF the piece. {. J. Vii
lisms and many other veil known actors
n actresses. The cosy little theatre viii
undoubtedly bt well pxtrenizsd aud the box
once has already been visited.
Manager Cltpham. OF the Sweatnam.
bee and Faga1 ministries, who was in town
a few DAYS since arranging for the appear
ance OF his company a. Powers Grand,
Tuesday evening. in conversation with
reporter. said: I'VE will show something
entirely new In the minstrel line. In the
first place our vocalists are all stilred IN
the court dress of King George IL, and the
orchestra in the dress OF the Grenadier
Guards. The MANAGEMENT is desirous OF
|. elevating minstrelsy 10 higher plane by
the substitution OF new and elegant features
involving heavy outlay. The costuming
OF the entire company has won for Us
rounds of applause in every city in which
We have yet appeared. Our comedians.
William Sweatnam, Billy Rice, Frank Cush-
man and J. Armstrong are ably
seconded by half dozen others.
Our list OF vocslists comprise such
favorites as Banks, Winters. Norris and
Nathus, assisted by strong chorus. Barney
Fagsn, our Middle Man is one of the
best in his line. aud. by the way. TO him be-
longs the credit Of the majority OF the spec
tacular scenes presented on the minstrel
stage for long time past" The sale OF
tickets will open al the box Office today and
large sale may be expected.
The patrons of Redmonds pretty theatre
may expect something fine this week. Miss
Josie Ssson in Little Nugget" and sup
ported by the eminent comedians Oscar
Sisson and Joe Cawthorn and others of
equal merit. may be expected to attract
crowded houses at every performance. The
| Chicago Evenin0 Nea0s says:
The Little Nugget company was
greeted with another good audience on last
evening, and gave q very satisfactory enter
tainment There is just sufficient plot to
make il interesting. After the first act il
merges into specialties that keep the audi
| ence in happy humor until the close. The
third act finishes the story of Little Nugget 8
| trials. In the specialties, some clever people
are introduced in pleasing songs, dances,
| etc. The entertainment is of the comedy
order. and keeps the thdience laughing all
| the time"
! AlDut III N0lC1 bbpSdIr az
| Powers Grand Opera House Wednesday
| evening, is q powerful and interesting
drama and with Miss Cora Tanner as the
star, is the success Of the season. Miss
| Tanner is a handsome and statuesque
| woman, whose stage training has been of
| the best. She is a conscientious actress,
never failing to resch the hearts OF the
audience in her emotional parts and has
been warmly received throughout the
country. The sale for this attraction will
open at the new box office tomorrow
morning
Rev. ]. f. Roberts will lecture on Victor
| Hugo" at the Temple Emanuel, corner oi
| Fountain and Ransom -sts., Tuesday even
ing. Reverend Roberts is favori,e speak or
and will no doubt hsve large audience.
|
under the Lash" closed a week engage
ment at Redmond's last night, to a crowded
house.
large audience witnessed the last per.
fOrmance of THE Exile's Daughter" at the
| Wonderland last evening.
Returned TO Life" and a fine vaudeville
performance will be given at Smiths Opera
| House all this veek